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HemoSense, Inc.

Cardinal Health to market, sell, and distribute INRatio product line in U.S.

Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, October 29th, 2004

HemoSense, Inc., announced the signing of an exclusive 3-year agreement with Cardinal Health, Inc., (CAH) to market, sell, and distribute HemoSense's INRatio product line to health-care providers in the United States.

Under the agreement, Cardinal Health will provide the INRatio product line to physician offices, clinics, surgery centers, and ambulatory centers within integrated delivery networks (IDNs). Financial terms were not disclosed.

The portable INRatio monitors prothrombin time (PT) for appropriate anticoagulation therapy in patients who are taking Coumadin, a blood thinning drug.

Anticoagulation patients typically have...

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